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Task:
(The whole answer is to be written as a cohesive piece of text, but please use paragraphs to create natural pauses in your answer.)
As an introduction, write no more than half a page about the author and about the plot of the book.
Then focus on the main character (if many: choose one or maximum two characters to focus on), and discuss whether the character goes through important changes during the book. It is good if you can manage to base your discussion on quotations.

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

The British writer Jane Austen (1775- 1817) is most famous for her romantic novels, although she herself never married. She mostly wrote about love, marriage and family conditions. She also wrote about the sense, feelings and social set of the English upper-class and is well known for her humoristic and vivid way of describing her main characters. This may be because she often found inspiration from her own environment. For example, her close relationship with......

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Approximate Word Count: 802
Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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